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drheather

04-18-2010, 04:42 PM

hello dr.,

My name is mayra im 27yrs. old, i have pcos. i need help have been having problems since i was 14yrs old. i had two laproscopies, first one i had a cyst about 16centimeters, the second i a dermoind. im tired, overweight, facial hair, and im always sick frome my stomach, infections, and border line diabetic. wat to do?! i need help!! my husband and i want to have a baby what can i do?:confused:

Hello Mayra,

Thank you for writing in to the forum. I am sorry to hear that you continue
to struggle with the consequences of PCOS.

In your case and with what you have written, have you looked into the
Insulite PCOS System?

As you may know, at Insulite Labs we specialize in the non-pharmaceutical,
comprehensive approach to PCOS.

The underlying cause of PCOS is often insulin resistance. With insulin
resistance, the body becomes insensitive to the insulin it produces, which
leads to elevated circulating levels of insulin. This in turn leads to
hormonal imbalances such as increased testosterone and other androgens (male
hormones).

The increased testosterone is responsible for many of the symptoms such as
acne, hair growth and abnormal menstrual cycles.

Elevated insulin also contributes to the formation of cysts in the ovaries
in part due to the hormonal imbalances and also because the ovaries are
highly sensitive to the influence of insulin. In women with PCOS, the
ovaries are over-sensitized to insulin's effects.

Finally, the weight gain (if this is a problem for you) associated with PCOS
is intricately related to insulin resistance. Losing weight helps to improve
insulin sensitivity, and vice versa: becoming more sensitive to your insulin
helps you to lose weight.

Women with PCOS may also find it more difficult to achieve pregnancy because
of the hormonal changes (elevated testosterone and DHEA-S) and ovarian cysts
that are characteristic of PCOS.

It is safe to continue trying to get pregnant while you are using the
System. We do recommend, however, that, if you become pregnant while using
the PCOS System, you discontinue using the supplements during your pregnancy
and then resume them after you finish breastfeeding. The reason is that
while we know that the Insulite PCOS System is safe and non-toxic in
general, these supplements have not been tested in any clinical trials
specifically on pregnant women or infants.

The Insulite PCOS System helps to improve insulin sensitivity with its
combination of nutrients and herbs as well as diet and exercise guidelines.

The supplements are also designed to correct the hormone imbalance of PCOS.

Here is some general information about the PCOS System. The Insulite PCOS
System consists of several elements, all designed to work together to
address PCOS and its underlying cause, insulin resistance.

The System is comprised of supplements, diet and exercise guidelines, and
customer support. We provide ample customer support because we advocate
lifestyle changes, and we know that these types of changes can be difficult
to make without some help!

The supplements are designed to improve insulin sensitivity, help you lose
weight, reduce the symptoms of PCOS, correct the hormonal imbalance of PCOS,
and help manage the deleterious consequences of having elevated insulin.

Here is a link to a page on our website that describes the supplements in
detail: http://www.pcos.insulitelabs.com/PCOS-Elements.php

The diet and exercise aspect of the Insulite PCOS System is also crucial to
your success. You can read the general information about these guidelines at
the following link:
http://www.pcos.insulitelabs.com/Insulite-PCOS-System-Nutrition-and-Exe
rcise -Plans.php. Of course, more detailed information is provided in
the Insulite Guide that our customers receive.

Mayra, I hope that this helps and you consider the PCOS System. If you have
any additional questions or concerns, please contact me.